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Tali Kimelman

Where the foliage borders the frame, a path beckons.

“I just enjoyed the feeling of going nowhere,” says Kimelman. “I just let myself get lost.”

Arboretum Lussich, a 470-acre nature reserve on the southeastern coast of Uruguay, has been transformed over a hundred years from arid dunes to lush vegetation.

Arboretum Lussich, a 470-acre nature reserve on the southeastern coast of Uruguay, has been transformed over a hundred years from arid dunes to lush vegetation.

Arboretum Lussich, a 470-acre nature reserve on the southeastern coast of Uruguay, has been transformed over a hundred years from arid dunes to lush vegetation.

Arboretum Lussich, a 470-acre nature reserve on the southeastern coast of Uruguay, has been transformed over a hundred years from arid dunes to lush vegetation.

“You walk and let everything get into you,” Kimelman says. “[You] stop, look at the colours, the details, the little drops moving … There is another world in there.”

“When I feel I have too much in my mind, I go to nature,“ Kimelman says.

Arboretum Lussich, a 470-acre nature reserve on the southeastern coast of Uruguay, has been transformed over a hundred years from arid dunes to lush vegetation.

Photographer Tali Kimelman's forest bathing series invites the viewer on a sensory journey.